Roots-Key 2005

Spring, 2005 Issue (Vol. 25, #1)

  • “To Whom It May Concern by Nancy Holden (Editor’s Notes)
  • “Facts from the Stacks: Holocaust Related Sources – Barbara Algaze
  • “Prenumerantn: A Valuable Source for Shtetl Research – Tom Chatt
  • “You’ve Done All the Research – Now What? – Adar Belinkoff
  • “Dad’s Letters – Marion Diamond
  • “Kobylnik Is Liberated – Meyer Svirsky
  • “What’s in a Name? – Sonia Hoffman
  • “<http://www.jewishgen.org/belarus/newsletter> – Fran Bock
  • “Overheard on the Internet: Sources—A Cautionary Note
  • “Searching: Alperovitch from Kurenetz – Andi Alperovich Ziegelman
  • “Aron’s Business Travels – Carolyn Rosenstein
  • “The Interlocking Melbourne Russians – Chaim Freedman, Julie Ruth
  • “Co nstruction of Memory – Regina Kopilevich
  • “Do You Like Noodle Kugel? – Wendy Holden “Subject: Trip to Ukraine – Susan Tumarkin Goodman
  • “A Poem of Remembrance contributed – Jan Meisels Allen

Summer-Fall, 2005 Issue (Vol. 25, #2)

  • Editor’s Notes
  • With Bands Playing and Rockets Glare by David Fox JGSLA
  • 350 Years of Jewish Experience by Rabbi Thomas Louckheim
  • Go West Young Man by Nancy Holden JGSLA
  • The American Dream: Short Pieces by Jane Neff Rollins JG
  • The Tale of a Tailor by Bunny Levine JGSLA
  • My Father, the Cowboy by Budd Levine JGSLA
  • The Sephardim in Colonial America by Bob Hattem
  • “The Book” quote from The Grandees by Stephen Birmingham
  • It Runs in the Family Funnily by Darla Stone
  • Farming in Wyoming at the Turn of the Century. Andrea Massion JGSLA
  • Solomon Star by Lew Holzman JGSLA
  • Henry Cohn: Gold Rush Pioneer by Arnold Zweig
  • From Trebisov to Mars in Two Generations by Stephanie Nordlinger, JGSLA
  • From Rags to Riches: by Ruth Glosser JGSLA
  • How Our Great Grandfather Won the Civil War for the North by Paul King
  • Milt Gabler, Storekeeper of the Jazz World by David Hoffman JGSLA
  • And That as They Say is History: The Straus Family by Joan Adler
  • Last Will and Testament: The Hymes-Prince Family by Judy Archer
  • Jewish Identity and Southern Culture: Bibliographic Essay by Patrick Reed
  • A Sock in the Foot is Worth Two in the Jaw by Judith Berlowitz
  • Nathan Feldman: Number Four by Ellen Stepak
  • I Pledge Allegiance to My Flag by Ann Harris JGSLA
  • Becoming an American by Hal Bookbinder JGSLA
  • Miriam Kantor Survives the Sinking of the Titanic
  • Thankful Eyes are Sparkling by Mary Kasindorf
  • Mary Kasindorf by David Hoffman JGSLA
  • Sid Kasindorf and the Nazi U-Boats by David Hoffman JGSLA
  • Searching for Schulman by Vicki Tashman JGSLA
  • Remembering Stone Street Hill: The War Years by Carol Nahin JGSLA
  • From the Scrap Business to the Rag Trade by Barry Seltzer JGSLA
  • An American Rabbi: The Life of Rabbi Nathan Tauber by Larry Tauber
  • In the Air as War Begins: A Flyer’s Letter Home by Arthur Hoffman
  • An America Hero: Varian Fry
  • The 350th Anniversary of New York’s First Jewish Settlers by Harry Macy
  • Membership Meeting December 1, 2005 at the Skirball Cultural Center
  • From the Stacks by Barbara Algaze JGSLA

Winter, 2005 Issue (Vol. 25, #4)

  • “Editor’s Notes: Unforgotten Moments in Time
  • “Traces of Ananiev by Andrea Massion
  • “Reprinted from Roots-Key:
  • “Cemetery Project Update by Ted Gostin
  • “Home of Peace Cemetery
  • “Beth Olam Cemetery Dedicates Holocaust Garden
  • “The Hebrew Benevolent Society
  • “The Origin of the Home of Peace Cemetery
  • “The Home of Peace Cemetery
  • Chevra Kadisha Burial Society
  • “The Mt. Carmel Cemetery Project by Stephanie Weiner
  • “Overheard on the Internet
  • “Visiting Cemeteries posted by Joseph Fibel
  • “Cemetery Customs posted by David Simon Bandory
  • “Cemetery Records Accuracy posted by Judith Lipmanson
  • “Cemetery Records Accuracy posted by Sally Bruckheimner
  • “What’s New in Jewish Records Indexing-Poland by Stanley Diamond
  • “ Bank Records: A Gold Mine of Genealogical Information by Susannah E. Brooks
  • “ Lost and Found: Relatives in America by Jan Meisels Allen JGSLA
  • “ Mystery of the Cane Handle: Three Important Themes by Karen Franklin
  • “Reports from the Las Vegas IAJGS Conference by Sally Goodman JGSLA
  • “State Archives: How To Use Them by John Philip Colletta
  • “Using Nineteenth Century Newspapers by John Philip Colletta,
  • “A JewishGen Success Story by Tamar Dothan
  • Mining for Gold by Ellen Shindelman Kowitt
  • “Beyond the SS5 by Jane Neff Rollins JGSLA
  • “Facts from the Stacks by Barbara Algaze, JGSLA Librarian

 



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